Message From The President - Grays Harbor College
Message From The President - Grays Harbor College
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<strong>Message</strong> from the <strong>President</strong><br />
Greetings, Choker Fans!<br />
Join me in welcoming Winter and the return of Choker basketball season! Along<br />
with the brisk temperatures and shorter days comes an exciting schedule of<br />
Choker basketball games to beat away those winter doldrums. It probably comes<br />
as no surprise that our athletes and coaches have been hard at work, preparing for<br />
a competitive and successful season. <strong>The</strong> encouragement you provide as<br />
supportive fans is very important and energizes our teams.<br />
This year, we welcome two new coaches. Del Sandberg heads our men’s basket<br />
ball team, assisted by Jonathan Hubbard, a former Choker player who returns as<br />
assistant coach. <strong>The</strong> Choker women are led by Derrick Pringle, assisted by Thomas Cook. Both teams<br />
each include two returning players, plus new players ready to play for the Chokers.<br />
<strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s long-standing tradition of excellence – both in the classroom and on the ball<br />
court – is an attribute that we proudly continue. Our mission, proclaiming our quality service to all residents<br />
of <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> and Pacific counties as a premier learner-center community college, also reflects<br />
this pattern of excellence.<br />
I look forward to joining you in the gym for our men’s and women’s basketball games this season, as<br />
well as on campus and elsewhere in the community. Thank you again for your loyal support of <strong>Grays</strong><br />
<strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong> and our Choker teams!<br />
Ed Brewster<br />
<strong>President</strong>
About <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
<strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong>, one of the oldest two-year community colleges in the State of<br />
Washington, proudly serves all who reside in <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> and Pacific counties. However, the<br />
reality of attending college classes differs depending on students’ interests and circumstances.<br />
Most students attend classes on the main campus in Aberdeen, seated in state-of-the-art<br />
labs and classrooms, rehearsing in the spacious Wellington Rehearsal Hall, meeting<br />
friends in the social areas of the HUB, researching online at the Spellman Library, and<br />
perhaps working out in the fitness lab before heading home or off to work. For other<br />
students, GHC’s off-campus educational centers in Elma, Raymond and Ilwaco are<br />
located closer to their homes and they enroll in classes at these sites. Washington Online<br />
(WAOL) gives students another option, signing up for classes transmitted directly to them on<br />
the web. GHC offers students academic transfer degrees, which can transfer on to a<br />
four-year college or university. In addition to these two-year associate degree programs,<br />
the <strong>College</strong> offers an extensive selection of vocational programs, plus adult basic<br />
education classes, English as a Second Language instruction and community<br />
special interest courses. For younger students, college credits can be earned simultaneously<br />
with high school requirements in the Running Start program. Likewise, Tech Prep offers<br />
students in high school vocational course credits. GHC students can choose from a variety of<br />
activities such as Jazz Band or Jazz Choir, theatrical performances at the Bishop<br />
Center for Performing Arts, varsity athletics, and a variety of club opportunities.<br />
To begin enrolling at GHC, prospective students should contact the Counseling Center<br />
(360) 538-4099 or consult the webpage www.ghc.edu/admissions. To further assist students,<br />
there is Financial Aid and many scholarships made available because of the wonderful<br />
generosity of many in the community the <strong>College</strong> serves.<br />
GHC is a great place to start your future, Call TODAY 360-538-9020!<br />
GHC ADMINISTRATION<br />
<strong>President</strong><br />
Ed Brewster<br />
V.P. for Administration Services<br />
Keith Foster<br />
V.P. for Student Services<br />
Arlene Torgerson<br />
V.P. for Instruction<br />
Laurie Clary<br />
Athletic Director<br />
Ken Waite<br />
Board of Trustees<br />
John Warring, Chair<br />
Rebecca Chaffee<br />
Dennis Colwell<br />
Fawn Sharp<br />
Carol Warfield
Although athletic competition between junior colleges existed in the 1930s, the first structured<br />
league and championship events in men’s sports first came about when the Washington State<br />
Junior <strong>College</strong> Athletic Conference (WSJCAC) was formed in 1946 (and later became the Northwest Athletic<br />
Association of Community <strong>College</strong>s [NWAACC] in 1970 when Mt. Hood Community <strong>College</strong> from Oregon<br />
joined). <strong>The</strong> nine charter members of the WSJCAC were Centralia, Clark, Everett, <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong>, Lower<br />
Columbia, Olympic, Skagit Valley (known as Mt. Vernon JC), Wenatchee Valley and Yakima Valley.<br />
Columbia Basin became the tenth member in 1955. Today, the NWAACC has 36 member schools, making it<br />
the largest single community college conference in the United States.<br />
<strong>The</strong> NWAACC is divided into four regions—Northern, Southern, Western and Eastern. <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> competes<br />
in the top-notch Western region with Centralia, Clark, Green River, Highline, Lower Columbia, Pierce,<br />
South Puget Sound, and Tacoma.<br />
Southern Region<br />
Western Oregon<br />
Northern Region<br />
NW Washington<br />
& British Columbia<br />
Western Region<br />
SW Washington<br />
Eastern Region<br />
Central & Eastern Washington, SW Oregon &<br />
Western Idaho<br />
Chemeketa Bellevue Centralia Big Bend<br />
Clackamas Douglas Clark Blue Mountain<br />
Lane Edmonds <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> Columbia Basin<br />
Linn-Bento Everett Green River North Idaho<br />
Mt. Hood Olympic Highline Spokane<br />
Portland Peninsula Lower Columbia Treasure Valley<br />
SW Oregon Seattle Pierce WallaWalla<br />
Umpqua Shoreline S. Puget Sound Wenatchee Valley<br />
Skagit Valley Tacoma Yakima Valley<br />
Whatcom<br />
is a proud sponsor o s r of f Choker Athletics! A GHC ATHLETES WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL<br />
SPONSORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF<br />
CHOKER ATHLETICS !
CHOKER ATHLETICS<br />
Ken Waite<br />
Director of Athletics<br />
360-538-4207<br />
kwaite@ghc.edu<br />
Fax: 360-538-4274<br />
www.ghc.edu/athletics<br />
Kristy Ford<br />
Program Assistant<br />
360-538-4033<br />
kford@ghc.edu<br />
Pam Hartman<br />
Volleyball Coach<br />
360-538-2507<br />
phartman@ghc.edu<br />
Del Sandberg<br />
Men’s Basketball Coach<br />
360-538-2508<br />
dsandber@ghc.edu<br />
Derrick Pringle<br />
Women’s Basketball<br />
360-538-2509<br />
dpringle@ghc.edu<br />
Tom Sutera<br />
Softball Coach<br />
360-538-2506<br />
tsutera@ghc.edu<br />
Shon Schreiber<br />
Baseball Coach<br />
360-538-2505<br />
sschreib@ghc.edu<br />
Mark Morris<br />
Men’s & Women’s<br />
Golf Coach<br />
360-538-4062<br />
mmorris@ghc.edu<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong> Athletic Department would like to<br />
acknowledge and thank the GHC Foundation for their<br />
involvement and support of our student-athletes!<br />
MISSION<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong> Foundation seeks to<br />
increase opportunities for deserving students to<br />
realize their educational goals by offering scholarship<br />
assistance and strong support of the academic<br />
environment of the college.<br />
GRAYS HARBOR COLLEGE FOUNDATION<br />
1620 EDWARD P. SMITH DRIVE • ABERDEEN, WA 98520<br />
(360) 538-4243 • FAX (360) 538-4299
08’-09’ Coaching Staff<br />
Del Sandberg<br />
Head Coach<br />
Del Sandberg is in his first year as head basketball coach at <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong>. Sandberg is a Physical Education teacher at Marshall Middle<br />
School in the Olympia School District after teaching 21 years at Capital<br />
High School in Olympia, WA.<br />
Sandberg’s coaching career overflows with experience and variety. Prior<br />
to joining the Choker’s coaching staff, Sandberg was the men’s assistant<br />
basketball coach at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington.<br />
He has also been an assistant boy’s basketball coach at Rainier, Black<br />
Hills and Capital High Schools. Sandberg coached a State 2A Baseball<br />
Championship at Capital High School and had two top ten finishes at the<br />
State girls fast pitch State Championships. Sandberg also coached boy’s<br />
golf and girl’s varsity basketball at Capital High School.<br />
Sandberg was a member of the Washington State University baseball team that played in the <strong>College</strong> World<br />
Series in 1976. He graduated from WSU in 1977 with a degree in Physical Education.<br />
Del currently lives in Olympia with his wife, Julie. <strong>The</strong>y have three grown children, son, Jared and twin<br />
daughters, Jill and Sabrina. Jared is currently the manager of the Princeton Rays single A Baseball team of the<br />
Tampa Bay Rays organization. Jared, his wife, Julie and son Evan reside in Olympia. Jill and husband Rueben<br />
live in Lacey. Sabrina is attending Spokane Nursing School and working at Sacred Heart Hospital.<br />
Jonathan Hubbard<br />
Assistant Coach<br />
Jonathan graduated from Morningside High School, Inglewood,<br />
California, in 1997. He was named league MVP his senior year in one<br />
of the toughest conferences in the state of California.<br />
Jon is a former Choker ball player attending GHC in 1998 and 1999. He<br />
was named region MVP his freshman year and first team all region both<br />
his freshman and sophomore years at GHC. He was also placed on the<br />
first team All-NWAACC tournament team in ’98. He was a leading per<br />
former in the NWAACC All Star game in ’99. During his freshman year<br />
―Hub‖ lead the Chokers and the region in scoring. <strong>The</strong> Chokers won the<br />
region and placed second in the NWAACC Championship tournament losing the championship game to<br />
Highline Community <strong>College</strong> that same year.<br />
Jon signed an NCAA Division II letter of intent the next year at Seattle Pacific University. He was named<br />
all-league both years at SPU and was a team leader as the Falcons competed for the National Championship<br />
at the Division II Final Four Tournament in Louisville, Kentucky. His dunking and scoring abilities inspired<br />
the student body to initiate what was called ―<strong>The</strong> Hub Club‖ and adopted distinctive hats called ―Hub Caps‖<br />
that signified membership. Hub ended his playing career as a professional basketball player in San Paulo,<br />
Brazil in 2003.<br />
Locally, Hubbard logged head coaching experience at the high school level, directing the Taholah Chitwins to<br />
a successful season in 2004. Coach Hubbard brings knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm in his second year<br />
as an assistant coach for the GHC Chokers.
Men’s Basketball Roster<br />
Del Sandberg<br />
Head Coach<br />
Jonathan Hubbard<br />
Asst. Coach<br />
MASCOT: Chokers<br />
COLORS: Blue & Gray<br />
H# Name YR HT Position High School<br />
1 Larry Green Fr 6-05 G Chief Sealth<br />
2 Warren Havird Fr 6-02 G Crater<br />
3 Josh Hawks So 5-09 G Bonners Ferry<br />
10 Nick Schultens So 6-02 G Hillsboro<br />
21 Gardner Torrence Fr 6-03 G Medical Lake<br />
23 Darryl Jordan Fr 6-04 GF Churchland<br />
30 Aaron White So 6-03 PG Franklin<br />
33 John Smith Fr 6-02 G Timberline<br />
34 Matthew Pleasants Fr 6-05 GF Lake Roosevelt<br />
Javaris Bellamy Fr 5-08 PG Cottondale<br />
Alex Gudgel Fr 6-02 G Rainier<br />
John Skipper Fr 5-08 PG North River<br />
Nathan Whitbeck Fr 6-05 G Hoquiam
DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME<br />
NOVEMBER 8 Saturday Bellevue Jamboree Bellevue CC 3:00 pm<br />
11 Tuesday Olympic Olympic 12:00 am<br />
13 Thursday Clackamas Clackamas 5:30 pm<br />
21-22 Friday-Saturday North Idaho <strong>College</strong> North Idaho<br />
21 Friday Blue Mountain 3:00 pm<br />
22 Saturday North Idaho <strong>College</strong> 7:30 pm<br />
23 Sunday Spokane CC Spokane 3:00 pm<br />
28-30 Friday-Sunday Red Devil Tourney Lower Columbia<br />
28 Clackamas 1:00 pm<br />
DECEMBER 6 Saturday Bellevue CC ABERDEEN 4:00 pm<br />
LEAGUE BEGINS<br />
12 Friday Spokane CC ABERDEEN 7:00 pm<br />
19-21 Friday-Sunday Crossover Yakima Valley<br />
19 Mt. Hood 2:00 pm<br />
30 Tuesday Mt. Hood CC Mt. Hood TBD<br />
JANUARY 3 Saturday South Puget Sound S. Puget Sound 5:00 pm<br />
7 Wednesday Highline ABERDEEN 8:00 pm<br />
10 Saturday Clark Clark 3:00 pm<br />
14 Wednesday Green River Green River 8:00 pm<br />
17 Saturday Lower Columbia ABERDEEN 7:00 pm<br />
19 Monday Pierce ABERDEEN 7:00 pm<br />
21 Wednesday Tacoma Tacoma 8:00 pm<br />
24 Saturday Centralia ABERDEEN 7:00 pm<br />
31 Saturday South Puget Sound ABERDEEN 7:00 pm<br />
FEBRUARY 4 Wednesday Highline Highline 8:00 pm<br />
7 Saturday Clark ABERDEEN 7:00 pm<br />
11 Wednesday Green River ABERDEEN 8:00 pm<br />
14 Saturday Lower Columbia Lower Columbia 7:00 pm<br />
18 Wednesday Pierce Pierce 8:00 pm<br />
21 Saturday Tacoma ABERDEEN 7:00 pm<br />
25 Wednesday Centralia Centralia 8:00 pm<br />
MARCH 5-8 Thursday-Sunday NWAACC Tournament - Tri-Cities, WA<br />
Home games in BOLD are played at Sam Benn Gymnasium, Aberdeen High School<br />
Head Coach: Del Sandberg<br />
<strong>President</strong>: Ed Brewster<br />
Assistant Coach: Jonathan Hubbard<br />
Athletic Director: Ken Waite<br />
COCA COLA IS THE PROUD SPONSOR OF CHOKER ATHLETICS
Player Profiles<br />
#1<br />
larryGREEN<br />
6’:5” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
#3<br />
#2<br />
warrenHAVIRD<br />
6’:2” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
CRATER HIGH SCHOOL • CENTRAL POINT, OR<br />
Parents: Sandra and Patrick Havird<br />
Birthdate: 2/23/89<br />
Academic Interest: Transfer to a 4 year<br />
CHIEF SEALTH H.S. • SEATTLE, WA<br />
Parents: Larry & Linda Green<br />
Birthdate: 6/10/86<br />
Academic Interest: Study Business & Continue operations at my realty<br />
business<br />
joshHAWKS<br />
5’:9” • SOPHOMORE • G<br />
BONNERS FERRY H.S. • BONNERS FERRY, ID<br />
Parents: Wendy & Steven Hawks<br />
Birthdate: 6/4/89<br />
Academic Interest: Attend a 4 year university—major in business<br />
Honors: North Idaho All-Star team, 4 year honor roll
#10<br />
nickSCHULTENS<br />
6’:2” • SOPHOMORE • G<br />
#21<br />
gardnerTORRENCE<br />
6’:3” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
MEDICAL LAKE HIGH SCHOOL • SPOKANE, WA<br />
Parents: Gardner Sr. & Gloria Torrence<br />
Birthdate: 9/15/90<br />
Academic Interest: Own a business<br />
HILLSBORO H.S. • HILLSBORO, OR<br />
Parents: John & Ginnie Schultens<br />
Birthdate: 11/18/88<br />
Academic Interest: Attend a 4 year university—major in physical therapy<br />
and play basketball<br />
Honors: Earning 1st Team All State (5A), 2nd Team All State Tournament<br />
and Player of the Year<br />
Honors: All League 2nd Team, All Tournament First Team, Captains Award<br />
#23<br />
darrylJORDAN<br />
6’:4” • FRESHMAN • G/F<br />
CHURCHLAND H.S. • PORTSMOUTH, VA<br />
Parents: Angela Jordan<br />
Birthdate: 9/16/1989<br />
Academic Interest: Attend a 4 year university—major in history<br />
Honors: 4 year varsity
#30<br />
aaronWHITE<br />
6’:3” • SOPHOMORE • PG<br />
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL • SEATTLE, WA<br />
Parents: Aaron White Sr. & Michelle Carter<br />
Birthdate: 1/11/84<br />
Academic Interest: Transfer to a 4 year—major in sports medicine<br />
Honors: Lead King County 4A in steals, four year varsity<br />
#33<br />
johnSMITH<br />
6’:2” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
TIMBERLINE HIGH SCHOOL • LACEY, WA<br />
Parents: Cylon Bates<br />
Birthdate: 6/30/90<br />
Academic Interest: Attend a 4 year university<br />
#34<br />
matthewPLEASANTS<br />
6’:5” • FRESHMAN • G/F<br />
LAKE ROOSEVELT H.S. • COULEE DAM, WA<br />
Parents: Camille and Peewee Pleasants<br />
Birthdate: 12/26/89<br />
Academic Interest: Attend a 4 university
javarisBELLAMY<br />
5’:8” • FRESHMAN • PG<br />
alexGUDGEL<br />
6’:2” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
RAINIER HIGH SCHOOL • RAINIER, WA<br />
Parents: Conrad Gudgel<br />
Birthdate: 2/28/89<br />
Academic Interest: Education<br />
COTTONDALE H.S. • COTTONDALE, FL<br />
Parents: Zina Bellamy<br />
Birthdate: 5/13/86<br />
Academic Interest: Attend a 4 year university—major in criminal justice<br />
Honors: Received Hornet Award, went to state finals two years in a row<br />
johnSKIPPER<br />
5’:8” • FRESHMAN • PG<br />
NORTHRIVER HIGH SCHOOL • ABERDEEN, WA<br />
Parents: Paula Reid & Andrew Skipper<br />
Birthdate: 8/20/89<br />
Academic Interest: Attend a 4 year university—major in physical therapy<br />
nathanWHITBECK<br />
6’:5” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
HOQUIAM HIGH SCHOOL • HOQUIAM, WA<br />
Parents: Traci & Alex Whitbeck<br />
Birthdate: 10/02/89<br />
Academic Interest: Finish my AA degree
08’-09’ Coaching Staff<br />
Derrick Pringle<br />
Head Coach<br />
Coach Derrick Pringle has coach from AAU, high school and collegiate<br />
level. <strong>The</strong> past two seasons, Coach Pringle served as an assistant for <strong>The</strong><br />
Evergreen State <strong>College</strong> Women’s Basketball Program. After retiring<br />
from the military coach Pringle dedicated his time by creating a<br />
competitive youth basketball program dedicated to helping young men<br />
and women basketball players, within the surrounding counties.<br />
CP‖ they call him, is ready to bring positive instructions, excitement,<br />
hard nose aggressive defense and an up tempo run and gun offense to the<br />
<strong>Harbor</strong>. He is married to Stephanie Pringle, and has two children, Derrick<br />
Jr., Head Women’s Coach at Simpson University, and Cianna ―Micha‖.<br />
Thomas Cook<br />
Assistant Coach<br />
Thomas is in his first year as women’s assistant basketball coach at <strong>Grays</strong><br />
<strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong>. Thomas graduated from River Ridge High School and<br />
currently resides in Lacey, WA. He played basketball at Umpqua <strong>College</strong> in<br />
Roseburg, Oregon and continued his basketball career for three years at <strong>The</strong><br />
Evergreen State <strong>College</strong>. As a post player Thomas brings strength,<br />
experience and discipline to the Lady Chokers.
Women’s Basketball Roster<br />
Derrick Pringle<br />
Head Coach<br />
Tom Cook<br />
Assistant Coach<br />
MASCOT: Chokers<br />
COLORS: Blue & Gray<br />
H# Name YR HT Position High School<br />
3 Cassy Willey Fr 5-07 G Mary M. Knight<br />
5 Trisha Luce Fr 5-06 G Hoquiam<br />
10 Shareese Willey So 5-07 G Mary M. Knight<br />
11 Brittany McKinney Fr 5-11 F Aberdeen<br />
14 Samantha Deugan Fr 5-06 G Aberdeen<br />
15 Jay Joudrey Fr 6-00 G Heritage<br />
20 Caylee Sweatman So 5-08 G Aberdeen<br />
22 Cianna Pringle So 5-07 G North Thurston<br />
23 Katilyn Jordan Fr 5-08 F Echo
DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME<br />
NOVEMBER 22 Saturday Skagit Valley ABERDEEN 6:00 pm<br />
25 Tuesday Linn-Benton ABERDEEN 7:00 pm<br />
28-30 Friday-Sunday Clackamas Clackamas TBD<br />
DECEMBER 3 Wednesday Skagit Valley Skagit Valley 7:00 pm<br />
5-7 Friday-Sunday Pierce <strong>College</strong> Tourney Pierce TBD<br />
LEAGUE BEGINS<br />
19-21 Friday-Sunday Crossover SPSCC TBD<br />
JANUARY 3 Saturday South Puget Sound S. Puget Sound 3:00 pm<br />
7 Wednesday Highline ABERDEEN 6:00 pm<br />
10 Saturday Clark Clark 1:00 pm<br />
14 Wednesday Green River Green River 6:00 pm<br />
17 Saturday Lower Columbia ABERDEEN 5:00 pm<br />
19 Monday Pierce ABERDEEN 5:00 pm<br />
21 Wednesday Tacoma Tacoma 6:00 pm<br />
24 Saturday Centralia ABERDEEN 5:00 pm<br />
31 Saturday South Puget Sound ABERDEEN 5:00 pm<br />
FEBRUARY 4 Wednesday Highline Highline 6:00 pm<br />
7 Saturday Clark ABERDEEN 5:00 pm<br />
11 Wednesday Green River ABERDEEN 6:00 pm<br />
14 Saturday Lower Columbia Lower Columbia 5:00 pm<br />
18 Wednesday Pierce Pierce 6:00 pm<br />
21 Saturday Tacoma ABERDEEN 5:00 pm<br />
25 Wednesday Centralia Centralia 6:00 pm<br />
MARCH 5-8 Thursday-Sunday NWAACC Tournament - Tri-Cities, WA<br />
Home games in BOLD are played at Sam Benn Gymnasium, Aberdeen High School<br />
Head Coach: Derrick Pringle<br />
Assistant Coach: Tom Cook<br />
<strong>President</strong>: Ed Brewster<br />
Athletic Director: Ken Waite<br />
COCA COLA IS THE PROUD SPONSOR OF CHOKER ATHLETICS
Player Profiles<br />
#10<br />
shareeseWILLEY<br />
5’:7” • SOPHOMORE • G<br />
MARY M. KNIGHT H.S. • ELMA, WA<br />
Parents: Chris & Tiki Willey<br />
Birthdate: 10/20/88<br />
Academic Interest: Graduate with AA, attend 4 year play basketball<br />
Honors: MVP senior year, Honor Roll four years<br />
#20<br />
cayleeSWEATMAN<br />
5’:8” • SOPHOMORE • G<br />
ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL • ABERDEEN, WA<br />
Parents: Tom & Jeri Sweatman<br />
Birthdate: 10/7/88<br />
Academic Interest: Attend a 4 year university<br />
Honors: Four year varsity letter in basketball, honor roll 4 years, All<br />
League 2nd Team<br />
Hartman Beyer Law Office, Inc. P.S.<br />
Pamela M. Hartman<br />
Attorney at Law<br />
100 South I Street Suite 103<br />
Post Office Box 840<br />
Aberdeen, WA 98520<br />
Tel: (360) 532-8237<br />
Fax: (360) 532-9038
#3<br />
cassyWILLEY<br />
5’:7” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
#5<br />
trishaLUCE<br />
5’:6” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
HOQUIAM HIGH SCHOOL • HOQUIAM, WA<br />
Parents: Mark & Ryssa Eaton, Tim Luce<br />
Birthdate: 1/9/90<br />
Academic Interest: Graduate with AA, go to school for Esthetics<br />
Honors: Honor Society<br />
MARY M. KNIGHT HS. • ELMA, WA<br />
Parents: Chris & Tiki Willey<br />
Birthdate: 6/17/90<br />
Academic Interest: Transfer degree; major in architecture/interior design<br />
Work Injuries<br />
Sports Injuries<br />
Motor Vehicle Injuries<br />
Pre and Post Surgery<br />
Neck and Back Pain<br />
Jill Wilson, PT, OCS<br />
Patrick Wilson, PTA, CSCS<br />
Trinity Parris, PT, ATC, CSCS<br />
Phillip Nielsen, PTA<br />
220 West 1st Street, Aberdeen
#11<br />
brittanyMCKINNEY<br />
5’11” • FRESHMAN • F<br />
#14<br />
samanthaDEUGAN<br />
5’:6” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL • ABERDEEN, WA<br />
Parents: Susan Lopez<br />
Birthdate: 4/22/89<br />
Academic Interest: Major in photo journalism<br />
ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL • ABERDEEN, WA<br />
Parents: Kelly and Tony Cooper<br />
Birthdate: 7/9/90<br />
Academic Interest: Undecided<br />
Honors: 2nd Team All League basketball<br />
Honors: Varsity letter—volleyball, basketball, track, cross country
#15<br />
jayJOUDREY<br />
6’::” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
#23<br />
katilynJORDAN<br />
5’:8” • FRESHMAN • G<br />
ECHO HIGH SCHOOL • ECHO, OR<br />
Parents: Bo & Julie Jordan<br />
Birthdate: 2/23/89<br />
Academic Interest: Nursing<br />
HERITAGE H.S. • VANCOUVER, WA<br />
Parents: Denise Joudrey, Randy Neaphen, Jonathan Joudrey<br />
Birthdate: 10/11/89<br />
Academic Interest: undecided—career in helping others<br />
Honors: Triple sport varsity, honor roll, All League 2nd Team, triple sport<br />
captain<br />
Honors: Coaches Award—basketball, MVP—softball
Charlie the Choker<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
mascot represents the<br />
choker-setter, a logger with a<br />
particularly courageous job in the<br />
woods. This individual is a strong,<br />
hard worker who places a cable<br />
with large clamps around logs to<br />
remove them from the forest.<br />
<strong>The</strong> GHC statue, which welcomes<br />
students and guests to the<br />
campus, was carved by Louis<br />
Benanto, Jr. in 1975. He began<br />
with a 15-foot by 8-foot cedar log<br />
and used a chain saw to create<br />
Charlie.<br />
Quality Printing & Copying<br />
For All Your Commercial & Social Needs<br />
Good Luck Chokers!<br />
Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5 PM<br />
360-532-8791<br />
dunsireprinters@techline.com<br />
P.O. Box 328 122 W. Wishkah Street<br />
Aberdeen, Washington 98520
Choker Club<br />
Formed in the late 1940’s, the purpose, organization and interest of <strong>Grays</strong><br />
<strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s Choker Club is to provide financial support to the Choker<br />
athletic department and its sports programs. Choker Club funds are used<br />
to support athletic scholarships, recruiting, athletic banquets and to<br />
enhance the overall image of Choker Athletics. As financial demands<br />
continue to increase, the Choker Club plays a vital role in enhancing our<br />
ability to compete within the Northwest Athletic Association of<br />
Community <strong>College</strong>s.<br />
Memberships<br />
Membership in the GHC Choker Club is open to anyone interested in<br />
supporting <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong> and Choker Athletics. In appreciation of<br />
this support, all Choker Club members receive season passes to all Choker<br />
athletic events, discounted admission to special Choker Club functions,<br />
and an e-mail subscription to our quarterly Choker Club newsletter<br />
“Choker Chat”. Some categories of membership also receive an attractive<br />
personalized wall plaque.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re are several tax-deductible membership categories available:<br />
(I.D. No. 51-0150758, charitable Registration No. CHC-L96-365)<br />
Gold<br />
Yearly dues $300 (includes wall plaque and 12 season passes)<br />
Silver Yearly dues $200 (includes wall plaque and 4 season passes)<br />
Blue<br />
Yearly dues $100 (includes wall plaque and 2 season passes)<br />
White Yearly dues $50 (includes 2 guest passes)<br />
This category is open to members 35 and younger.<br />
Yes, here are my membership dues for the Choker Club for the year 2008-2009.<br />
Name (please print):__________________________________________________________<br />
Mailing Address:_____________________________________________________________<br />
City: ______________________________ State: ____________ Zip Code: _____________<br />
Email address:______________________________________________________________<br />
Enclosed is my check or money order for Choker Club membership in the following category:<br />
Gold $300 Blue $200 Silver $100 White $50<br />
Women’s sports include: volleyball, basketball, softball & golf. Men’s sports include: basketball, baseball & golf.<br />
We appreciate your contribution in support of Choker Athletics! Thank you!<br />
Mail to: Choker Club, <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong>, 1620 Edward P. Smith Dr. Aberdeen, WA 98520
CHOKER CLUB MEMBERS<br />
Anchor Bank Dean Carson Bill & Carol Quigg<br />
B & B Automotive Matt Crollard Bill Reid<br />
Bayview Redi-Mix Greg Dineen Harold Rosenbach<br />
Bramstedt Sales Inc. Dick Dixon Bob Ruecker<br />
Bridgewater Logging George Donovan Gene Schermer<br />
Dunsire’s Printers Inc. Monica L. Ewing Kyle Scott<br />
<strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> Contracting Duane Frojen Brian Shea<br />
<strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> Stamp Works Homer Gage Brian Shook<br />
<strong>Harbor</strong> Tool Rentals Larry Goldberg Diane Smith<br />
Ingram, Zelasko, & Goodwin, LLP Karl Harris Eddie Smith<br />
Kaufman-Scroggs Inc. Ed & Linda Jelovich Eric Snell<br />
LG Isaacson Co. Harold G. Johnson Ann Swanson<br />
N.W. Belt & Equipment Chet Jolly Jack & Trish Thompson<br />
Portrait Expressions Marty Kay Arlene Torgerson<br />
Schermer Construction Leon Lead Ken & Jill Waite<br />
Chris & Stacie Barnum Joe & Carol Malik Harold & Patricia Warren<br />
Greg Bogdanovich Robert Neisinger Wallace Waugh<br />
Ed & Joan Brewster Wes Peterson Patsy Wellington & Family<br />
Mike & Heather Bozich Jim Phipps Bill Wieland<br />
Susie Buchert Jack Prince Bob Wilson<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Grays</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>College</strong> Athletic Department, coaches and players would like to<br />
thank the businesses and people listed above, who are members of our Choker Club.<br />
Membership fees support athletic scholarships, recruiting efforts and athlete awards.<br />
This funding is vital to the success of our programs. You too can support Choker<br />
Athletics by joining today. Membership applications are available by calling the<br />
Athletic Department at 360-538-4207 or Student Services at 360-538-4066.
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